- Reaction score
- 316
In what sense? Ive read very few forum posts of people using it
It is a ramatroban analogue. It is more selective but has never been tested in humans.
It affects the thromboxane, means it is likely to affect wound healing. If you take that orally you better dont get into an accident (inner bleeding).
The half life is another issue. It is gigantic. If you go with the data is easily blocks them for a decade. In reality: Basically just as long as the receptors take to renew.
I also saw some studies implying that thromboxane inhibiton can negatively affect PGE2 synthesis.
So if you wanna use it nonetheless IIl would go about this like this:
- Topically, tiny amounts 0.0X%
- Use it only a few times (receptor are blocked until renewal, no reason to unnecessarily risk)
- Lowest penetration possible
But lets be honest, there are better options.